Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-03

ed him down. After thIs he knew
 nothing more.
 DENVER: August 3l-A Republicans Santa Fe special says: Two years ago AIber, A. Mead came from Iowa and To- cated mines at Goodhope, near Tres Piedras, N. NJ. A short time after the location of the claims Mead. Tn company
 with Fred. aud Harvey Mead. hIs kins, men. from Toledo, H., Frank Reldel ana ! a. Smith of Chicago, incorporated tbe property under the laws of Illinois with :he name Los Lucas Milling and Mining | Company. A mill was erected and the 1 mines worked until few months ago Vhen Albert Mead became dissatlshed, l claiming that the company were attempt { iu1 10 swlndle him out of his share Of fthe property. He brought suit to regain | possessiOn of the property, and vent To | Santa Fs to live. Oa "Wednesday he left Santa Fe for Me6dyille Camp for the purpose of securing papers he hsd left in tbe cOmpapy's bunk house and which were needed in the suit. Fred and Mr. Hands were in Tres Pledrss yesterday morning. and on returning to the camp. when their team was about | fifty yards from the cOmpany.s cabin, | Albert stepped ont from behind the bruzh with a Winchester in his hand
 and ordered ''haii." Albert then called
 hands up." and ordered them to call Harvey Mead and Joe Downing ou. of ! ,he cabIn until he, Albert, could search
 for some papers and money which he | had concealed therein. AboCt thus
 time Harvey Mead and Downing heard | the comIrotiOD and both came out of the
 cabin As they approached Albert fired
 snd Downing fell dead. A second shot | from his Winchester killed Harvey Mesd. 1nrning toward the wagon, [ Albert then opened fire on the occupants, | his third shot fatally youndIng Hands.
 By this time Fred Mead had secured q ' six shooter which Hands had and st. | tempted to fire at Albert Mead, but the weapon snapped and could not be dis charged Albert fired at Fred five times | in rap.d succession, and while he was thus engaged Fred Meade wac running ! towards him. Finally the two clinched ' and a struggle ensued for the weapon os death. At last Fred Mead got the | Winchester from Albert and sho. him througn the heart. Hands died five | hours later. Albert 4. Meed's body was | buried fsce downvsrd and the remains ! Of the other three were inferred at Tres \ Piedras. 1 he cOTOner's investigation
 Tee ulsed in the Hcquittal of Fred Mead.
 SACRAMENTO, August 31-The project
 of connecting Sacramento with deep wa l ter by ship canal from Stockton to | deep water has been revived. RscS nt
 improvements in dredging have reduced ! the cost per cubic yard tO about one f A -,F wrs llanucC. Foe earth removed, 1t IS
 esiina'ed. would reclaiEn enough tule lacd .o cover t-e cus- Ct tEc work. PsRIs, August 3l-Purce Napoleon aad Prince Victor have written to ex- Emp EuEeuis, gskIng tn be excused from Gtteuding the 'rFUs 'er of the re- mains of Napoleon IT md the Prince Imperial from Cbise Hurst Co FarabCT- ouch, on the grcu10 tHas j, would be
 .mpoiiiic for father and son to meet each other.
 TACoMA, A1gus; 3l The Marquis de Mcu.ri. cIsuese minister to England, arrlyed here last night from Victoria. B. C., snd left to-day at noon for Port land.
 SANTA CRUZ Gala, September l. GuedGloupe Gai:terez aged lOG years, died here yesterday. She vss native of Mexico, and was among the first col onistssent out by M-xico to settle in Santa C:uz.
 WAsHISeToS, S. D. i-,Isior General 2 Ie.ty lutOr2 ed the E.s D. partment Of 20. rtcliD: of ibe ioilcDi1g telegram from Meior HlnIie't, dated Fort Du c'Iesae. augg-; 30: "Davson with his troop. IuiIan Agent B,F0s and the head
 men Ct tbe Utss, started yesterday to mees General Crook hrG Gov. Adams, at Me1k-r. The Urcs are all ca the reser- viti7n aod there B Bo ieaT rf tbefr leav- Ing t, Ihis oaD Oe ssBre1 the people oI CCi0raC0.
 NEW YORK, August 31.-Judge Dona- hue hos signed sn Or1e- f arrest for Aloert Ne,ier in a rurt against him and ir+ brn'her Co recover g olElm of about S4JO OJ9 But vas today f1ed at S50,- UOU. This action against Netler IS brought by a member of the firm of Davis & Freeman. Plaintiffs set forth that the firm oi Netler Sr Co. represented To them as well ss to many others who borrowed money Of them that they were engaged in losning large sums Tor wealthy individuals vbO were wiling to l accept B lower rate of interest than wss then ruling. on condition that collateral ! ahculd be hrst-ciass and that margin l between the amount advanced upon se- cUrIties aud market price should be | vide. In this way Netler lS Co. obtain 1 ed @ large amount of securities which 1 they were able to hyDoth.cate for much | more money than they advanced on them. He pOcketed the difference, and | when detected, absconded.
 DEs NorNEs, August 3l.-The Green back State Onven.ion met this after | noon and temporary organization was affected. There are about a hundred | delegates present. only q portion of the | slate OeinR represented.
 SAN DIEG3, AugUst 3I-It is under | stood tbE- Turvey vi!l shortly be made | ty ot. I0uis syndicate for new rail | Toat from Los Angeles To San Jscinto | tn1 thence tJ San D.eSO.
 SAN FgANcfsco, Sept. IA sale of 6GlO taJ5 wheat for .he benefit of the | oscdlots of the Tecen. bull operators, Dresb-cE and R5s~uteld. occurred this DJfainS tt- E-st ss!e of l0O tons was made Et Sl 23l per cer tsi; succeeding FNr tNAa F4tFa fAANl NtA -l- I GtnE-t alter which the pries rose Su'csly to 9 cents; and tirsi ssi-s were made at P cents. The prica vsH considerably higher than hEd ben Gerr'ri yossib,e. Wheat for seller 'S7 is Sl 22i
 AUaCsrA GG., Sept I-The au- thori;Ies prohibited as sacreligious. s representation ot Christ and the Virgin ia the Passion Play by eolorsd people lGst night.
 SAN FBANCIsCo, Sept 1.-The latest reports from Governor Bartlett's sick room, received at l; 30 p. n., state that be had been gradually growing weaker.
 FRICTION, Sept. 1-Raudall Blakesly. a baif breed Indian fell five hundred feet from balloon yesterday and was Instantly killed.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. Sept. 1-The stock of wheat ID sll call board warehouses in Ssn Francisco end Port Costa Sept. Ist. is two hundred and ihirty-two thousand tons.
 BALTIMORE, Sept. 1-The B, o.